During the Covid-19 lockdown many people discovered the benefits of wearables in maintaining fitness goals
South Africans are among the top users of smartphones
ANC spokesperson’s links to companies, apps and patents in controversial R49-million deal
‘Through video-call sex, I feel safe, I am at home and I just hope that – no screenshots are being taken’
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On most smartphones batteries last little more than half a day. But there’s a simple secret to the real battery hog and how to double that life.
Rivals say the taxi service is using illicit loopholes to dodge paying tax and other regulations.
The uptake of various new apps is directly proportional to increased load-shedding and news coverage, but developers are yet to make any money.
Social media, games and fitness dominate the app stores of three of the major smartphone platforms in South Africa, writes Arthur Goldstuck.
Sean Bacher highlights the latest trending mobile apps.
Traditional tablets like the iPad are losing popularity as consumers are opting to use smartphones with larger screens as a single go-to device.
The Mail & Guardian has launched a free elections app, to keep the public informed in the run-up to May 7.
New apps allow fashionistas to find and buy or rent similar items worn by strangers or seen on websites.
As great images make their rounds on social networks such as Instagram, Heather Green reviews seven photo-editing apps for tablets and phones.
A health and fitness app has smartphone users hooked, becoming the highest grossing app in its first two weeks since being released.
A new traffic app for smartphones has been launched in South Africa and there is hope that it will take the pain out of commuting.
South Korea’s biggest mobile phone carrier has devised a smartphone application to raise the national standard over homes on important holidays.
